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Sam, Randall is Grating at county fair
in Illinois,
The next annual session of the Sover
eign Grand Lodge Of odd Fellows viii
be held il Los Angeles. Cal.
Jacois Sharl- ;ac NV York eofrup
i.uu.st, --.~ r. .,..., :;.u-, in spit of al
the influence bis wealth can .,mmand
y special examiner Is how examining
the accounts Gen. 4. p. Bank, United
ut;los Morshal At Boston. 1t is said
that he has been delinquent in sending
his accounts aud there is a large sum
unaccounted fer.
In san Francisco the Coast Seamen's
union has posted a new schedule Of
wages on coasting, lumber and coal yes
seIs. The rates are $50 n month to open
ports. $45 to bar harbors, and $40 to isl
auds, or an ancTeasc of So all around
over rates throughout the summer.
Says au editorial IL the 5. F. Call:
The trouble Is in tins state that We can
not build hotels fast enough to accom-
modate the Increasing crowd. 1t is not
only III Los Angeles. San Diego and
other counties of wEich this is true, but
all through the state. IN San Francisco,
with twice twenty good hotels to choose
from, visitors often have to go from one
TO another until thpy find one that has q
spare bed"
, 1887-09-29

PORTER Desired r. -t o.. :,-,n:on, .,r
",.'r.,.-.. iH' v.. .. -...l g.. '... ru.u-
'..ss-. .rr. u., .ul.I .... .: ,.uB uot
Ig r'riy h- ,.vaa uut lar raur.atur aE
II hfi been used in t'. California court
tH7 "A'r. ~ Was rah...
#--tr...... ~, ,a..u, Ram. , H.,
"... -3---,..f - '..r l... ;... state. I,u
w"nli ainb.t., r.u s..a,.ut.t,..tdr
Ih'. P-"nUnci.,io- .csortiuE To- F. ,uirr
Frost la Au-ki! ,r-o, VIII the accent nu
th' sccou! ayiIa5.e.
.ls'"yi1,,: The Premier, the Canadian
fa'I'fr'* Nv Steamer, viii have ii speed
o. tiftca. Knots al hour. She Las .rIplc
eXp""sln@ eu4iu = Of 100 horse power.
The campguy pr"pos", building another
s'ouGr- %. 81 l.,e than double tLe power
of the i-.lnlvr, t. run hrtwyeu Vancou-
yrr Victoria, Astoria and Portland IN
cpunectinu with the Canadian Pacific
railroad
Rev. !. y De4ison, chairman Of the
acnl committee on university matters,
has not lied the chairman uf tAr con-
ference cumIni~sioa that We are aesirous
of presenting our claims before 1t at the
earliest prar'ical moment, and request
inS an early call fer q meeting. In view
OF Fort Fownsand's claim rs 10 having
complied with its rajt Of the contract.
and tue difference Of opinion on TIE part
of some members Of the conference who
were unwilling to take auybcdy's word
about land values, it Is hat reasonable to
insist that the commission shall visit
Port Townsend ana personally inspect
the size and other Lands. The Chairman
of the conference upP:aiscmcnt commit
tee made 10 investigation, bVt has been
telling all over theicountry that the out
side lands were rocky hi!lsides with the
timber all ta!sen oil, AMI were worthless.
Every man who has investigated has
been well satisfied with vaiues--and it is
n"t unreasonable TO expect az impartial
verdict from The commission if It makes
an impartial Investigation. We believe
it would he a good idea to call Il great
educational meeting. allowing the laity
a well u7 the ministers full Ieprasenta-
ton. The lay members (aithough they
were told at the conference that their
Suggestions were not needed have a
deep and abidiug interest in This uuiver-
sity question-and it is tine they were
being heard from
, 1887-09-29

tendance upon religions services, which
will begin this evening ami Continue all
,:"g t"!uorrow. DuriHg all that time q
strict last Will be observed.
1t Is believed that the Or,gon Pacific
will have q line into Portland within -
u.9Bths from ibis tine. If the company
J'mrs to salem "a uow ptuFaacd, 1t VIII
SIMPLY br q Int" on toe route tu Port
lan,t.- Orc@oulau.
Major Har;lie will arrive from Seattle
tomorrow. aud at ,. p. NJ, business
meeting of the Young .,ien's Christian
Association will b. held at Good Tenn
plar Hall In the evening at 7:30 a
mas. meeting will be held at the same
place, TO which the public in general
will be invited.
Rev. H. 5. Todd formerly pastor Of the
NJ. Z. Church in Port Townsend, re-
moved to National City, Cal, where he
purchased five acres of land for 5000.
The land boom has struck that section,
and Mr.. Tocd has sold bis fve-acre piece
for S4,1OO. Mrs. Todd is teaching
school at $50 per month. Their friends
will rejoice to hear CT their prosperity.
\ San Francisco company has asked
for an absolute bonus of S125, 600, with
franchise, for building cable line of
street railway in Seattle One hundred
thousand dollars of the bonus has al
ready been raised. Is there anX ques-
ton about the future of city whose en-
terpEising citizens respond so literally
to public enterprises?
The fishermen at Gray's Harbor have
demonstrated once more the oft-repeated
folly OF taking the Law into private
hands. Because they did not want fish
traps maintained, they have destroyed
several thousand dollars worth OF prop
erty. Besides accomplishing nothing,
they will probably meet with summary
and severe punishment.
The Seattle Press says: port Town
send has the first and best right to the
Methodist University and if that place
shall make up suhscri ption of $4,000
that disinterested persons, who are quail
iied to judge of values. shall say is
worth the amount represented on the
list, then that institution should be
settled there at once and no other bid
entertained"
, 1887-09-29
Ero,u .ruesdax,s Dai1x.
What's the price of quail?

WHAT luo pIlCc VI quali'
Another military drill last evening.
The boys are improving rapidly.
The Whatcom county fair Will open on
the 7th OF October next.
Excitement prevails in Arizona over n
reported outbreak OF the San Carlos
Apache Indians.
There are now two hundred and twen-
tv-seven Indians on the Skokomish In
dian agency.
Mr.. Gray of East Sound is erecting
a dwelling that will be when completed
the costliest in San Juan comfy.
Phillip Phillips, the boss singer is
dong" Portland professionally with
great success.
Yek Lee has bought out Chas. Mat
thews' restaurant business between the
boundary and the sash and door factory.
1t is said that the people of the "ter-
minus" contemplate changing the name
of heaven to Tacoma.
Room for colony of two hundred
families on the north fork of the Nook
sack.-Reveille.
E.A. Gardner, late chief customs iu-
speetor of the Puget Sound district will
leave with his family for six weeks
visit with relatives in Davenport, Iowa.
A live bear arrived last evening from
Alaska on the Manzanita. He was en-
tained at the Reception, and drew quite
crowd.
1t is well for our people to get used &c
smoke. When the city becomes famous
for its diversified factories they will be
in smoke all the time.
Steamer Ancon. Capt. James Carroll
goes north tomorrow. Among her pas
sengers will be Mr.. ALI. A. Plummer ot
this city.
Mr.. J.P. Jones who arrived here from
San Francisco yesterday tlkes the posi-
ton of steward in the q. s. Marine hos
pital, recently vacated by DR.. Eagleson
San Juan county is having something
of land boom all by itself Ten ant
twenty-acre lots are being sold on Orca
Island to parties who will arrange
summering resort there.
The Jewish Day OF Atonment com
mences this evening, and will be gener
ally observed by the closing of places o
business OF that people, and their at
, 1887-09-29

Let Us not be misunderstood for
one moment. In our treatment OF
the university matter md in our crit
icisms of Aiessrs. LeSourd, Hanson
and Massey, we have aimed no blow
at the Methodist Episcopal Church.
The church is not III the least respon
sible Tor this disgraceful action. We
hold these men for that personally.
The Church we love and venerate.
We believe her to be the most ag-
gressive and energetic Church on
earth, and withal the purest. She
viii live and flourish when her mis-
guidcd leaders are forgotten.
, 1887-09-29
From Saturdays Daily.

Indian summer.
Seattle has a buiiIiu- boom again.
Measles are said to oe prevalent at
Port Angeles.
J. ?. Jones is Il passenger for Port
Townsend from Frisco per heXjco.
Mrs. Geo. Wright of Friday Harbor,
is i'll town, at tie Franklin Hote! and
is seriously i'll.
The Daily 2ionccr. published by that
veteran journalist, d. &. Ireland, at As-
toria, is Oh our table 1t makes :. fine
showing.
. We nre requested to announce that on
Wednesday afternoon at Good Templar
Hall, there will be meeting ofY. Nj. c.
A., for members; and mass meeting
the same evening.
We are requested to state that the
stores OF Waterman & katz, NJ. Peyser
and NJ, Bernstein will be closed from
Tuesday at 6, p. m., till Wednesday at g.
p. m, on account of Q Jewish holiday.
Mr. R. G. Carter, Supreme Comman-
der of the Champions of the Red Gross,
is i'll town today. Mr.. Garter is looking
over the field to ascertain if it is practi-
cable to organize lodges of that order
with a view of establishing IL grand
lodge jurisdiction for the northwest.
BY the way, it occurs to us that the
Tacoma Ledger wanted some specific
answers to questions a few days ago
about university matters. What seems
to be the reason why it does not pro-
pound few more questions? We are
on the witness stand, Mr. Ledger. Fire
away, please.
Messrs. A. Il. Coleman and ". IL.
Whittlesey, whose law, real estate and
insurance card may be found il our
columns, have formed partnership for
business in their line in Port Townsend.
Mr.. Coleman comes highly recommended
from the lar Of Oregon, and Judge
Whittlesey is we'll known to our citizens
az an energetic and capable business
man. Their office may be found in the
upper part of the county court house
building.
Our irrepressible hoodlums have final
ly met with a judicial reminder that
they must respect the property right of
others. 1t seems they had destroyed a
lot of preserves, etc, in a gentleman's
house-and five of them were brought
before Justice Van Bokkeien today.
Result: fine and costs in each case
amounting TO eight or nine dollars
a1iece. In one or two cases the parents
are paying the fines; in other cases the
boys will go to jail. The ARGUS has
repeatedly warned the boys to be care
full. Fun is fun, but when carried too
far it becomes serious.
LoBsTEEs,-Mr. Jas. G.. Swan Eeceiv-
cd a letter this morning from Mr.. Thos.
Mowat, Inspector of Fisheries, New
Westminster, B. c., in which he writes:
''I am making preparation now to re-
ceiye some HOLSTERS which are at present
being caught at Bay de Chaleur and
which l expect will reach here by the
end of October. We also expect TO
have $4,000 or 100000 young fry of the
snlnlo Sdldr, true salmon for trial III
some Of our small Island riVSrs where
the water is cold, clear and more after
the nature of our eastern streams" MI.
Swan goes to Victoria this morning in
connection with the U. S. Fish Commits
sion to procure dates relative to intro
ducing OF Holsters, true salmon, shad and
other fish into our waters.
, 1887-09-29
from Fridays Dai.y.D

Bark Plymouth, Coalilect. arrived this
morning, 10 days from San Francisco.
She was rowed in from the straits by tug
Goliah and anchored IN The bay. She
proceeded this afternoon to Port Gam
bic to lead a cargo Of lumber for Mel
bourne at 45 S per thousand fest.
Bark Ncwsbuy, Johnson, loading
lumber at Port Discovery for San Diego
will be loaded today and sal! tomorrow.
Ship Car:oIlton. Lewis, loading coal
at Nanaimo for San Francisco, is loaded
and awaiting tu<.
Ship Richard III, McIuiyTe, sailed
from San Diego on the 18th for this port.
Tug Tyee, Goor, arrived in San Fran
cisco, 81 hours from Seattle.
, 1887-09-29
A Veteran of Two Wars.

MF. L. W. Griffith served in both the
war with Mexico and in the late war,
and is probably as well know as any
citizen of Des Moines, Iowa, having
heen resident of that city for many
years, read what he says: II have used
aud thoroughly test Chamberlian's
Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy
both myself aud in my family. L find it
to be the best medicine [ ever used for
bowel complaint and the purposes it is
made. 1 consider it thoroughly reliable,
and hereby recommend it 20 the people
and to all my friends. l. W. GRIFFITH.
ChamberIain's Collie, Cholera and Diar-
rhoea Remedy Is sold by DR.. j. ID. Mink
Ter. Sept1.
, 1887-09-29
ssaerInnn VIII Not Run.

Los ANGELES, Sept. 25.-Colonel H.
q. Otis, editor of the Times. telegraphs
tonight from st. Louis regarding the
next commandcrin-uhief of the Grand
Army, as follows: General Sherman
says No point blank to the proposition
TO make him commander-in-c chief, but
his post. Hanson, of this city, won't give
up The Eight, If he would say the word
his name would bear down ali opposition.
The other principal candidates at this
hour are Slocom Of New York, Warner
of Kansas City, and Grier of St. Louis,
with chance IN favor of the latter
, 1887-09-29
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Gran, E1l.i-- e pU"E=Ac.s had hI.
-,, I..locatel this week.
rbe Dispatch took large lot d
fright 10 Clalam count! TO-DAY
o,r electric light company Is -rtun-
-..,y we'll settled for business
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md Yesterday on the Starr.
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ceeded on the " L. - - oo''7 - III
s.nc:or Willis MiIilgan.
Nr.C. l.. Terry, customs officer, is
SAID 10 nave Fe'ih n''' ms poS4''o"' We
do not hno" Tue '''"SG' ou' w 90"
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schooner, tue "m. Je"l''' +t L"f'
Ludlow Ihey VIII iaa"ch "h"tlie'
schooner IN about month
Messrs. A. w. Bash and j. f. Nc
Naught of Seattle have gone 10 Eastern
, 1887-09-29
shipping Noie@-



Tug Hoiyohc was anchored i'll Cur bar
Dor last night With "a large boom Of logs.
Dark Alden L.,-c. O'Br.ou, arrived in
the haEior ;a.s u@.Gin- from |rcoma.
She i7 '-s.d-j s..th "a cargo # Eas-J.r .as
U"UE Eoa.-
HaIja WaI... J., having u famous i-i.,
Hon. I. L Washburnc is III at CHI
cago with congestion OF the brain.
The CregoaiaJl ISSUES a splendid nth
oEraphic supplement. illustrating jhe
Coeur d'Alene MINES.
\ new towu, 10 he called Brooklyn,
has been founded in kitsap county. It
Is situated near Rocky Point, and begins
its career with tiatteriag prospects.
, 1887-09-29
From Fridays DaiIy.

Material is being hanled to the site
for Mr.. Dsvoe's residence.
Cbimacum is listening for the scream
Of the locomotive whistle.
Auditor Dyer's new house is well
along in course of construction.
Messrs. Veazie and NIutty Of Port
Discovery were in town today
Improvements about the county prop
efty greatly enhance its appearance.
Owners of new buildings say they
find but little difficulty in getting ten
ants at good rentals.
The building occupied by the electric
light company is owned by AR. William
Bishop of Chimacum.
The Virginia is running to Irondale,
Hsdlock and Ebey's Landing while the
Rustler is being repaired.
The county wants suitable block of
land on the hill-withi a view of selling
its down town lots for business pur-
poses.
Rev. Isaac Dillon, d. D., arrived this
morning from Lopez. en- rontr f'r Whid-
by island to visis Lis daughter, Mrs.
Kellogg.
The Wizard Oil Co.. after making a
si1ty-day tour through British Colum-
bia, has disbanded. Part OF them are
on the outgoing steamer tonight for San
Francisco.
Senator Stanford administered whole
dose Of taffy to Tacoma by recommend
Ing the name. Tacoma for our new state.
Hereafter the Senator will have free en-
tertainment at the big hotel in the ter
minus.
Rev. ]. G. Brady of Alaska has gone
east to get married-taking with him q
lot of potatoes from his Sitka garden, tc
prove to his lady love that he can raise
enough in the frigid north to support
her..f
AZ Ig as building aud Improvement
are Going on so extensively the street:
will be necessarily obstructed more oil
less. Visitors will take notice that it j!
general house cleaning time, and ex
cuse our appearance accordingly.
Catarrh? Yes, it is rather prevalent
in this climate, especially among those
who neglect to take proper care of them
selves. But there is comfort in knowing
that the carbolic smoke ball TT medy is
sure cure. Read advertisement else
wheoe.
4 fire occurred last night at the gov
ernment bonded warehouse. 1t seem
that some Indians had built fire On tk
beach and it ran along the foundation
hmbers under the warehouse. Judg
Kuhn and Mr.. W. E. Stevens acciden
tally discovered it. and after a couple c
hours work succeeded i'll quenchinG til
flames before any serious damage wa
done. -
Anyone who will take the-tronLIe +
peep into the Port IT ... nd post offfC
must te co~vinced ia. ES-tse. 6 Sam ou Il
to m clerical L,. d that inst
tutio Fts c'Iice seems to be grade
J ppl, Te Amount of stamps it sell
rep1, 1rd.ess 81 a. act that it handles
vast noEiut II mail matter IN transit fC
distril Sutioa-
M Ino .lcdmiHer refers to recel
takins ! stimouy il this city in Tegal
to-frai lie Chinese certificates, III
hints t. jge Swan is biased ar
actui -ed 'lIlice. The trouble seen
To have grown out of the fact that a 7
, 1887-09-29
Salvation Army

OTTAWA, Sept. 26.-An attack was
made last night on the Salvation Army
while paradinC through the principal
streets of the city, in winch some 800
roughs took part. The timely arrival
OF the police prevented severe conflict
between the army and their assailants.
Several saiyatiocists as well as num-
Of the assaulting party received bad
beatings. There is influence being
brought to bear to drive the salvationists
ont OF the CITY.
, 1887-09-29

A project is on foot to organize joint
Stock publishing company at Winlock.
and print newspaper.
The Electric Light company has been
awarded, at $50 per month, the contract
to light up the custom house.
District court is in session at Seattle
Some II years ago two infant children
of Hon. J. 2. Judson, after their death,
were buried at Port Townsend. On
Saturday, by order of the father, they
were disinterred and their remains were
taken to Tacoma.
At the Y. Nj. c. A. meeting last even
ing, q permanent organization was effect
ed, with the following officers: FL. Bash,
President; A. Wei-, Vica President, ].
II. Feuerbach, Secretary; A. A. Plum
mer, Treasurer. The officers were in
structed as executive committee to place
the organization on working basis as
soon as possible, with working commit
tees, &c., and TO report 4 set of bylaws.
, 1887-09-29
Our young friend jas. Wayson is to

Our young friend jas. Wayson is to
study medicine under DR.. Devau.
We are indepted to Messrs. Palmer &
Rey of Portland FOR complimentary
ticket to the Portland Mechanics Fair,
which opens Oct. 9th and closes Get %
We learn that the Mcthodists at Dun
geness are writing to say that neither
Elder Massey nor any of the ministers
who v.ted and acted with him in the
university matter need 20 to that point
expecting to be received or supported.
During the absence of.Rev. j. n. Den
ison and family a few thoughtful and
Jealous members of the n. E. Church
raiied the parsonage, put down new
mating, and furnished chairs, dishes,
tinware, glassware, &c, to the amount
of S25 or $50. i pleasant surprise for
the pastor and family on their return
today.
, 1887-09-29
From rIozGaz's Daiis

Jewish holiday this week.
Mechanics are still literally as busy as
nailers.
Oar building boom makes a grand
showing for 81.
DIR. Jorgensen late of Walla Wnlla
was in town today.
Spokane Falls is to have a grand fire.
mans tournament.
Waterman & Katz have fine display
of ladies' cloaks, jackets, &c.
Lawyers are getting ready for the
coming term of district court.
Mr.. Bradshaw went TO Island county
today. He will return via Seattle.
Mrs. Fleming, wife of Deputy Col
lector VIM. L. Fleming OF Fort WranGel
Alaska, IS at the Central.
, 1887-09-29
SUM MONS.
TERRITORY OF WASHINGTON, !.

County Of Jefferson.
IN JUSTICE COURT, u. z. TRIMBLE, JUSTICE.
To ID. L. BARTRUFF:
You are hereby notified that JackmaR Il Foss
have filed a complaint against you in said court
which will come on TO be hc1rd at my oinco III
the city OF Port Townsend, in jefferson county.
w. T., on the 2lst day OF Octobsr. A D., 1885, ut
the hour OF nine o'clock, a. NJ, and unless you
appear and then and there answer. the same will
be taken as confessed n the demand of the
plaintiffs granted. The object and demand OF
said complaint is "a fol Ows:
The plaintiffs C. 5. JaCkman and l. W. Foss,
copartners. bring this action TO recover the sum
of Si9.iS from the defendant, ID. E Bartruff,
upon an account stated between plaintiffs and
defendant upon the first day of August 1851
and fO- their costs and disbursements herein
Complaint a!ed Sept. aJth, A. d, lSS7.
ID. L. TRIMBLF.
Justice of the Peace
HRApsHAw u SACHS, Attorneys for :. I'i'Ii 20
Date of first publication, Sept. 20, lSS1
, 1887-09-29
From YcsieItiaYA UTILN.


LAcuFsious are Celng run lrou Fictol-
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NJ borhsteip' Inc dry goods mar,
went up sound today.
W. '' Potter, pioneer OF II, died ut
Dan rrancI7c' on the 10Th
Prof. George and party passed through
today from Victoria 20 Seattle,
The Dispatch went to Ludlow this
afternoon to tow a vessel down.
Massra CborIas AT.ysrs md CHARLES
O'Rrien of Dprganass mr., ~, tow,
Messrs Ar1rew Ahernatbv md T,mas
T,aprarra arrival ,oi.,y fran, nnroc,oss
in = sIoop.
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=, hon fotbo- John w Cochran viI on
noor :, Port Townsend early pextmortb
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to one Of the n,;rc;nol cannarv men in
,hat country nn,cbose5 from, orr tovrs-
man Cbas e Rortlatt the Iattar,s cap.
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sent at meeting of Synold in Tacoma
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Mrs. Wright, the sick lady at the
Franklin Hotel, is very low. Her mother,
Mrs A. U. Davis, has been with her
several days. This morning her father
arrived from Durgeness in response to
telegram. She is suffering from pleuresy
and congestion OF the lungs.
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MIR. Davis, the plasterer, leaves today
to join Robert Fulton at Eiiensburg.
He left a lot OF work contracted for
, 1887-09-29
EJoETC%.

During my absence from the city Frank Plum
mer will act rs Deputy City Treasurer, with Of
flee at c c. Bartlett { Cos store.
ALFRED 4. PLUMMER,
City Treasurer.
Sept, 2S, 1857. d&wlV.